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The Pittsburgh' Press, Sunday, July 9, '1972 J). 3 Noll Ready For home delivery of The Press, phone 263-1121. To Reap Invitation With Class From Laurel Valley i Dividends 'mn OPEN TO THI PUIUC BUTLER'S iGOLF COURSE Rock Run Road, Otf Routt 41 8ewen McKttiporf end Rt. SI Phone 751-9121 I 2 Regulation Courses 18-hols and 9-holt That was a class move by the Tournament Committee of the PGA Team Championships at Laurel Valley, giving a sponsor's exemption to Jim Masserio and Jim Simons, two deserving young pros with their future ahead of them. "We feel your contribution to golf in Western Pennsylva- nia warrants our extending volunteers to play in a foursome now with Myron Cope.

Cope's game is so sour he went 17 holes before he got a bogey bis last time out. At Buffalo, holders of losing tickets on the New York state lottery get a consolation prize at least. The worthless stubs are good for a .50 cent reduction in the price of admission to the Buffalo Raceway, a harness track Chuck Noll's luck is running good this year. During his vacation at the Virgin Islands last week, Noll ran into only one day of rain. And when he came back to Pittsburgh, rain washed out a golf match in which he had accepted a challenge from two near-scratch experts, Bert Gookin and Merle Gilliland.

No Hills to Climb Beautiful Layout Tic Scoreboard Wattred Foirwoyi Year Round Dawn to Dusk Gas Golf Carts Available Wcitcri) Finest 27 im Kl IH this invitation to you," wrote George H. Love, the Laurel Valley president, in a personal note to each of the contestants. This is the type of thing which will turn the kids of today back to The Establishment, the recognition that somebody cares about what they do. It is particularly significant that the nabobs of Laurel Valley honored the achievements of Masserio, a hungry kid who came up the hard way on the public courses of the district, That shows heart, as well Putters Putters Putters! match with Boris Spassky, the Russian, with his tactics of delay. A defeat would be just retribution for prima donna Fischer The most engaging name in sports belongs to Evonne Goolagong.

It ranks right up there with some of those Southern California football stars At a race last week at Audobon Raceway in Indiana, all nine drivers were named Finn three brothers and six cousins. Needless to say, all made it to the Finn-ish line. I can't understand why so many ball players are unhappy on the bench. Many of them, if they had to play on a day-to-day basis, would quickly bat themselves right back to the minor leagues The football season hasn't started yet, but Abe Gibron, the coach of the Chicago Bears, is already being crucified In the press. Because he hasn't Involved himself in wholesale trading, Abe is accused of being a pawn of Owner George Halas Pitt publicity director Dean Billick won a first prize at the annual College Sports Information Directors workshop at New Orleans.

His winning entry was the Panthers' promotional ticket folder last year. If you want to see Steve Misgalla lean into a golf ball, he'll be teeing it up at Duquesne Golf Club Tuesday at noon The individual championship in the Old Newsboys Golf Classic is going to be exactly that as far as local golfers are concerned. Of the 13 individuals who have qualified so far, none has shot over 74 Tom DeRosa, the exciting soccer pro who plays for the Pittsburgh Canons, is the same DeRosa who booted the ball far and high for the Steelers a couple of years ago Don't be taken in by those rumors that Jack Nicklaus will skip the Team Championships at Laurel Valley. Jack would never put his partner, Arnie Palmer, in a spot like that. Albatross, the big bird of harness racing, almost short-circuited the electric timer in his last race at Sportsman's Park.

Be went the mile in the fastest mile ever raced, and ran his earnings to $986,000. And to think, Tim Rooney, offered a chance to buy the colt, turned him over to somebody else Four Allegheny Country Club golfers and avid Steeler fans will kill two birds with one stone. Ernie Buckman, Dick Means, Mac Prine and Burt Parker will combine the Old Newsboys Golf Classic with their annual trek to the Steeler training camp a week from Tuesday They're asking for By Pat LiWnjsfon Sports Editor as class. Spoiled brat honors of the year ago to Bobby Fischer, the petulant 29-year-old who took an edge off his world chess REG. $4.95 While Quantity Lasts! 33 each Steeler Camp Roster Nairn Yri.

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He wiped and scrubbed, digging away at the dirt that had accumulated over years of failure and ineptitude. He rid himself of the old furnishings and resorted to every available means of acquiring new ones. He bought, sold, traded he even sorted through rummage sales. It was a complete refurbishing. Now, at last, Noll can shed his mop and sponge.

When he packs for Wednesday's opening of a 0 training camp at Latrobe's St. Vincent College, Noll will need only a stack of rags. His work has been reduced to polishing. "We're thinking championship," Noll admitted. "I'm satisfied with the potential this club has.

In my first year, the potential wasn't much. We've made great progress. Our big goal is to realize our potential." Theirs is a potential that last year swept them into the AFC Central Division title swirl until experiencing a late collapse. They wound up at 6-8, their best record in eight years. With a taste of championship pressure on their tongues, Noll hopes the team he's developed has swallowed a sense of maturity.

More than anything Noll can teach, lessons of experience are what now stand crucial in determining Steeler fortunes. "Our draft of the past few years should pay off this year," said Noll. "Our veterans have become just that veterans. Most of our team has played together for three years." Once the 38 first-year men and 13 assorted others who report to camp on Wednesday are joined on Sunday by the 40 remaining squad members, Noll will begin his polishing job. The Stcders were victimized last year by fumbles, interceptions and penalties and one blunder seemed to hurt worse than another.

In more than a few of their losses, misplays and foul play meant the difference. Noll is going to rub hottest at the errors. "Mistakes are what has hurt os in the past," he said. "We played well in our ballgamcs last year. We competed with everyone.

Mistakes are what lost the games for us." So Noll will turn his training camp into a mass tune-up. Workouts will be geared to establishing a pattern of consistencyto insure that proper habits are mastered and maintained. Rookies, for the first time in Noll's era, seem to have assumed a background role in the overall tableau. "That's like talking about a freshman in high school trying to win a varsity spot," Noll related. "It's going to be difficult for rookies to make this Crowr, Tom Curl, Ron Dovls, Sam Harrington, Charll AAcEntyre, Garry AAullins, Gerry Sillas, Ezra Van Dvke, Bruct 23 28 22 23 23 23 28 250 215 245 230 2j5 250 255 0) OFFENSIVE TACKLES ii 255 6 I Lnl II 1 1 1 2 4 3 1 Brown, John Davis, Art l-orncss, Steve Grovelle, Gordon Holmes, Mel Kolb, Jon Sharo, Kick Smith, Dick 23 21 23 22 25 24 22 240 250 250 251 2o2 265 240 6-4 6-4 6-5 63 62 6-3 63 DEFENSIVE BACKS 1 23 Ml 15 Louisville I Florida A JUS JziUUVJ Allen, Sonny Anderson, Ralph Beattv, Chuck Blount, Mel Brinkley, Lorenzo Calland, Let Edwards, Glen Evans, Brad Gardin, Ron Hemby, Bob Kelley, Don Kelly, Bob Lewie, Rick Mever, Dennis Pocock, Rich Roebuck, Darnell Rowser, John Vincent, Stahle Wagner, Mike 2 4 3 1 10 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 1 2 23 25 24 23 30 25 23 27 22 22 22 23 22 22 22 58 22 23 180 205 205 15 190 185 210 180 180 15 209 195 186 185 184 185 195 196 61 6-2 63 6-0 6-0 6-0 6-2 6-0 61 60 63 6-0 4-11 5 11 6-3 6 1 61 61 LINEBACKERS 225 32 (o)(o) (o)(o) SIX BRAKE RE1INE FOUR WHEEL ENGINE TUNE-UP I CYLUS 60 62 62 63 6-3 6 1 62 63 62 6-1 62 64 6-2 235 228 235 220 213 220 240 228 225 225 230 220 22 22 29 23 21 24 23 23 22 30 25 22 Duke Arizona So.

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